In the space provided, sketch a diagram of the three-cell model of global circulation and label the following features: ITCZ, subtropical high (x2), subpolar low (x2), polar high (x2), NE Tradewinds, SE Tradewinds, westerlies (x2), polar easterlies (

x2)., Hadley cells (x2), Ferrel cells (x2), Polar cells (x2).


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